Sentence examples for sure to boost from inspiring English sources

Louisiana and Washington state come on February 9th, and are sure to boost Mr Obama.

Buttonwood has an investment strategy that is sure to boost your wealth.

Telekom denies accusations of a stitch-up, but is clearly worried that relinquishing control, though sure to boost the network's sale price, could spell commercial suicide.

These events will be sure to boost Marine Le Pen 's supporters, who are always asking for more security and looking for easy identifiable enemies supposedly responsible for the economic crisis : the Muslims always come first.

She lost there to No. 3 Agnieszka Radwanska Friday, but not before doing so well that she is sure to boost her No. 77 ranking enough to move inside the top 60 next week.

Fyfe has made his captaincy ambitions well known over the past year and his efforts to play through last year's preliminary final loss to Hawthorn with a broken leg is sure to boost his cause.

The only sure way to boost national economic prosperity is to make labour and product markets work more efficiently and to improve education, to make the home country a more attractive production base.The growing internationalisation of companies also makes a nonsense of the paranoia, in both America and Europe, about foreigners buying "our" companies.

Companies may manipulate the "top line" of their accounts their revenues say, by booking sales they are not yet sure of (to boost their reported profits) or not booking sales that they are certain of (to postpone profits, and the taxes on them).In Britain the controversy surfaced again after HP's takeover of Autonomy in 2011.

One of the only sure ways to boost radio ratings, Sabo tells the stations he advises, is to broadcast the Stern show.

This simple change is a sure way to boost curb appeal and make your home look more inviting.

"Paradoxically," he writes, "the surest way to boost sales at your mom-and-pop cafe may be to have a Starbucks move in next door".